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High School Reverses Speech Policies After Student Sues Over Suspension For Posting Memes About Principal - Vimarsana News

High School Reverses Speech Policies After Student Sues Over Suspension For Posting Memes About Principal

A Tennessee high school has reversed its speech policies following a lawsuit by a 17-year-old student, according to a Tuesday press release.

Student sues over suspension for memes about 'thin-skinned' principal, school takes surprise action - Vimarsana News

Student sues over suspension for memes about 'thin-skinned' principal, school takes surprise action

A high school has reversed its speech policies following a lawsuit by a 17-year-old student who was suspended for posting memes about the principal, according to a Tuesday press release.

Source: wnd.com
Tennessee teen suing principal for social media teasing - Vimarsana News

Tennessee teen suing principal for social media teasing

A Tennessee high schooler who was suspended for posting memes of his principal to social media is suing the district for violating his free speech.

Source: nypost.com
Tennessee Student Sues School District Over Satirical Memes: First Amendment Rights Violated - Vimarsana News

Tennessee Student Sues School District Over Satirical Memes: First Amendment Rights Violated

First Amendment rights are tested as a Tennessee student sues over social media memes, sparking a compelling legal battle against Tullahoma City Schools.

A Student Sues After Suspension for Mocking Principal on Instagram - Vimarsana News

A Student Sues After Suspension for Mocking Principal on Instagram

A lawsuit filed on behalf of the 17-year-old student accuses his Tennessee school district and two administrators of violating his First Amendment rights.